Kellie Byrnes – författare

Did you know some animals really do smell like your favorite snacks?Take a deep breath...something smells delicious! But wait—that buttery popcorn, peanut butter, or maple syrup scent isn't coming from the kitchen. It might be a binturong, a toad, or even a pig!Packed with laugh-out-loud surprises and fascinating science, Dogs Smell Like Corn Chips introduces young readers to 13 amazing animals whose real-life scents are stranger than fiction. Through playful text, vibrant illustrations, and memorable STEM facts, kids discover how smell helps animals survive, communicate, and thrive in the wild.Perfect for curious kids who love weird-but-true facts, gross science, and animals, this engaging nonfiction picture book transforms biology into an unforgettable adventure.Young readers will love:Hilarious animal facts that are 100% trueFascinating science about animal senses and smellBright, expressive illustrations that bring each creature to lifeInteractive read-aloud moments that encourage guessing, laughing, and learningA perfect blend of humor, STEM, and nonfiction for ages 4–8Whether you're looking for a fun science book, an animal fact book, or a unique read-aloud that sparks curiosity, Dogs Smell Like Corn Chips is sure to delight budding scientists, animal lovers, teachers, librarians, and parents alike.Perfect for fans of quirky nonfiction, classroom STEM read-alouds, and books that inspire kids to ask, "Wait...really?"

In this fun-filled, action-packed picture book, our main character is quite convinced they’re not in a book. After all, if this was a book, there’d be pages to turn … Oops! We’ve just turned the page.But that’s not conclusive proof this is a book. If it was a book, there’d be interesting settings and problems to solve. Hold on! Why is our lead character being chased by a lion? Why are pirates stealing treasure? And are those mermaids playing in a rock band?This is NOT a Book! is the perfect introduction for kids to how a book is structured and how to tell a good story. It’s metafiction made fun!